#Western Animation

[runawaycarouselhorse]

Cute little jab at Lewis Carroll being a mathematician. (Added humour in both Kathryn and Alice being rather bored by lessons.)

@otesunki

Disney found her when he went looking for someone with a child's voice for the lead role in his animated movie "Alice in Wonderland." "Basically, I was sort of right under his nose," Beaumont, who had worked on a Disney TV episode for the year before, recalls with a laugh. "Walt Disney was looking for a voice that would be pleasing to American ears and British ears, something that wouldn't be too American for the British or too British for the Americans. And oddly enough we were already out here." What's more, she knew the whole story of Alice, as well as Peter Pan. "Just from being British in the first place," she says, "Those are the things you tend to read as a child." So she was cast in both movies. And off she went each day to Disney Studios, getting her schooling in the three Rs as well as in songs about never growing up and imaginary Wonderlands, and in fighting off hungry crocodiles and comically evil pirates. But after "Alice" and "Peter Pan" came out in 1953, Kathryn Beaumont grew up. After making two of the biggest animated movies of all time, she left Hollywood and never went back. "I just went into another career," she says matter-of-factly. "I was just very young when I did these roles, so I went back to school and I had other ideas of things I wanted to do." She went into teaching generations of second-graders the animation experiences she had as a child.

film: ALICE IN WONDERLAND, released in 1951

voice talent: KATHRYN BEAUMONT, filmed in 1951

[does-it-like-women]

Danny Phantom

Danny Phantom (Western Animation, 2004)

Explain your reasoning in the tags!

[thowawayuntilfurthernotice]

Said it a year ago and I’ll say it again.

Pirate all your favorite shows, movies and games while you still have the chance.

Oh, and never stop supporting physical media.

[picturejasper20]

The current state of western industry animation right now:

[bee-a-garbage-shipper]

Jason: *Explaining why he fled during the fight.* Tim disappeared, I had to find him and make sure he was all right.

Roy: This boy broke into Nightwing's home, then single-handedly blackmailed Batman at twelve, then caused multiple international incidents with Young Justice, and today he defeated Ra's al Ghul after blowing up dozens of League of Shadows bases.

Roy: Are you sure he's the one you should be worrying about?

[lyricthecat-12]

Take a look at this!

A new independent pilot with a very fun premise and with a lot of potential as well as a beautiful and careful soundtrack and animation

[namedafterflowerstournament]

Botanic Tournament : Main Bracket !

Final

Toph means lotus

No antipropaganda on my polls please

(Lotus and roses)

[do-you-know-this-queer-character]

Do you know this queer character?

Perry is Asexual and uses he/him pronouns!

[princess-unipeg]

This definitely feels like a different era for this show.

Like with Timmy and American superhero comics

Hazel is an avid fan of manga

Gotta love the anime shout outs.

They even did the eye-catch scenes!

[thatanimescreencapguy]

Scavengers Reign Episode 2

[zee-rambles]

Let’s make it happen! Rise deserves better!

Click me and save ROTTMNT\demand more seasons

Rise April Art Challenge

[omercifulheaves]

What a show. One part Moebius and Geoff Darrow comics. One part Annihilation and Alien. And a big ol' dash of Studio Ghibli -- especially Nausicaa and Castle In the Sky-- and Akira thrown in for good measure. Hope to see more from these creators, whether it's a second season or new project. On Netflix.

[does-it-like-women]

Voltron Legendary Defender?

Voltron: Legendary Defender (Western Animation, 2016)

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[thowawayuntilfurthernotice]

Sitting here thinking about how Disney's weird censorship somehow ended up making Gravity Falls funnier.

Stan drinks soda instead of beer, yet he has a beer gut.

The censors demanded that Stan's "Blind the child" line be changed to something else in the pool episode, which is how we ended up with "Burn the child."

And of course, the all time classic.

[fooloftheunknownworld]

Okay, watching the new episode and I'm gonna say this: Satan has by far the best design of the sins. Not only does he actually look like the sin of Wraith, but unlike Mammon, he actually looks threatening and unlike everyone else, he ISN'T (From what I can see) overdesigned.

See Vi, you CAN be good at character design if you try enough.

Also, can I just say he's hot as Hell? I want him to hold me.